FROM BESTSELLING AUTHOR OF LGBT+ ROMANCE, BAILEY BRADFORD I would consider this a must read.~ Long and Short Reviews Mossy Glenn Ranch: Part One &– a box set 1 - Chaps & Hope It'll take hard work for Carlos, Troy and Will to turn the Mossy Glenn Ranch into the successful business it used to be, and even more challenging will be making the place their home. 2 - Ropes & Dreams Ian McCain's always been one cold, hard man, but a sexy little cook is about to melt his heart. 3 - Saddles & Memories Salt Johnson has had his heart broken, or at least his ego dented, but he's about to meet a man who wipes away every bad memory Salt ever had. 4 - Fences & Freedom Ramsey Carmichael has never cared about anyone or anything except writing the next story, until one innocent man turns his life around. The Mossy Glenn Ranch used to be a successful spread, but two demented owners in a row put an end to that. Although it was sold out from underneath them, three siblings re-purchase as much of the property as they can, and hire three men, Carlos, Will and Troy from Where There's a Will, to bring the ranch back to the productive state it once was in. Will convinces them to make the ranch a haven for those cowboys and cowgirls who can't be themselves on other ranches. He wants a home for not only him and his men, but he wants a family for them, too. The different people who live and work at the ranch bring something special to it. Their lives are as twined together as their stories.

Mossy Glenn Ranch: Part Two &– a box set 5 - Riding and Regrets Jody Bates just wanted to fit in and forget his past, but you can't escape everything. 6 - Broncs and Bullies Frankie never let anyone close, until Duke refused to give up on him. 7 - Hay and Heartbreak There's more than one way to imprison a man. 8 - Vaqueros and Vigilance What starts out as a one-night stand ends up changing two men forever. The Mossy Glenn Ranch used to be a successful spread, but two demented owners in a row put an end to that. Although it was sold out from underneath them, three siblings re-purchase as much of the property as they can, and hire three men, Carlos, Will and Troy from Where There's a Will, to bring the ranch back to the productive state it once was in. Will convinces them to make the ranch a haven for those cowboys and cowgirls who can't be themselves on other ranches. He wants a home for not only him and his men, but he wants a family for them, too. The different people who live and work at the ranch bring something special to it. Their lives are as twined together as their stories.

You never know what you'll find in south Texas—or what will find you. Trent Jacek doesn't want too much—to live on the ranch his brother owns, a few puppies to keep him company in his trailer, maybe a good man if he can find one. First he has to catch a break long enough to try. Things just aren't slowing down on the Jacek ranch. They've got a barn to rebuild, and their plan to get a pack of shifter wolves off their back doesn't seem to be working. Then there's the matter of the bones the police are looking for on the ranch. After a greyed, old femur was left on the porch, Trent and his brother Joe are forced to confront some things they'd never expected to. Is that solitary bone from their mother, who went missing over twenty years ago? If so, how did she end up there? If not, who is dumping people on the ranch? Trent's been having the strangest dreams since he's seen that femur but can't imagine they're more than just dreams. He doesn't have a lot of time to worry about them between shifter attacks, a nosy biologist and neighbours coming by to snoop. What Trent doesn't know is someone has put an assassin on his tail, but it's the assassin who will come to question everything he's been told once he meets the vibrant, sexy man he's been sent to kill.

Gideon's worst night ever starts out with a bang that will change his whole life. Gideon Wells has been cast out of his bear shifter clan for being a curse, and he's inclined to believe they're right. After all, everything from fertility rates to shifting abilities has gone down the tube since he was born. Then when his car catches fire and mutant scorpions—he thinks they're mutants, anyway—almost get him, he's more certain than ever that he's bad news. Not that he's just going to roll over and die. Ignoring a prophecy might not be wise, but coyote shifter Miller Hudson has seen and heard too many false prophecies to put any faith in the one proclaiming him to be the alpha and—along with a mystery bear mate—the saviour of the now defunct coyote den he grew up in. Besides, there's no need for the den to be brought back together. None of them can shift, so what's the point? The buzzards circling overhead on the far edge of his property lead him to the very last thing he ever expected to find.

Love finds you in the most unexpected places. Carter Hausemann loves his adventures in the great outdoors. He never feels as free and happy as he does when he's hiking up a mountain or over a desert trail. After a childhood spent locked indoors, he craves the sunlight on his face and the blanket of moonlight. Unfortunately, he has to work, so his hiking trips aren't as frequent as he would like. He has a new adventure planned, but little does he know, his real adventure will start at a worn-down looking club in Odessa, Texas. Carter's dreams of finding his perfect men will become more than fantasy, starting with one sexy leather-clad man, Eddie Canales. What starts out as a night of debauchery turns into so much more.

Frankie never let anyone close, until Duke refused to give up on him. Frankie Freemont knows everyone at the Mossy Glenn thinks he's a jerk for breaking things off with Jody. Letting people get close to him just isn't something Frankie does. And older men? No way. Frankie doesn't do that daddy thing so many younger guys seem to like. Which is why he can't understand his reaction to Duke Edmonds. Duke has always made him nervous for no reason Frankie can figure out. Duke suffers a concussion, and Frankie suffers the consequences of a bad choice he makes. With his family wanting him for only one thing—money—and Duke slowly breaking down his defenses, Frankie doesn't know which way is up. Duke is determined to prove to Frankie that he's a good man—they both are. Duke's worked hard to overcome his youthful past. He's still ashamed of being a bully years ago, and does everything he can to make sure he never makes mistakes like that again. Being a better man is hard at times, but Duke's spent his whole adult life doing so. Now he and Frankie have to decide what they want, and how to go about getting it. That means making some changes that can break each man's heart.

Jody Bates just wanted to fit in and forget his past, but you can't escape everything. Jody Bates had a hard life as a kid, but he's moved past that and is making a home for himself at the Mossy Glenn. Sometimes he smarts off, but he's young, and he's learning. What he hasn't learned yet is that you can never completely escape your past. Jody has a few blank spots, things he can't quite remember. Like a lot of kids, he did some stupid things and figures he's lucky to have come out relatively unscathed. Sure there's a scar here and there, but on the whole, he's doing just fine. But something that happens brings about an enormous change in his life. Jody finds himself with a kid he didn't know he'd fathered and memories trying to surface about the drug-filled night the child had to have been conceived. Jody, at twenty, is overwhelmed and more scared than he's ever been in his life. Noel Cuthbert needed a change. He was tired of the bar scene, tired of getting dumped. He seemed to have a six-month expiration date per relationship. The last guy almost broke him in more ways than one, and moving across the country had sounded like a brilliant idea when he'd first thought of it. Now he's in Ashville, Montana, and his Aunt Gertie is doing everything she can to talk him into staying. She needs his help, and Noel needs to be needed. And he's never seen anyone who needs him more than the young man who walks into Gertie's daycare with a screaming toddler on his hip.